Northern Iowan — December 8, 1972

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Student Senate discusses new grading proposal	Proposal would eliminate Ds and Fs; also consider student representative to Regents.
1	Untitled	People gather in the Union for a sing-along following the annual tree lighting ceremony; photo.
1	"Our real priority is kids" on Feed a Hungry Child Day	Hope to raise money to feed children regularly.
1	Home Start gives students a learning experience with children	Professor Scott explains purposes of program.
2	No intention of burning	John Delafield explains the purposes of the threatened burning.
2	An interesting month	Christmas memories.
2	Education--more than a text	Continues explanation of purposes and usefulness of rat lab.
3	Dogs, flames, and peace	Believes that protests must continue until the war is truly over.
3	A rebuttal	Believes that protests may still be necessary to keep the public aware that the war goes on.
4	Assigning motives	Wants to emphasize that the war is not yet over.
4	Ruprecht dies	Former student John W. Ruprecht dies in accident.
5	The immediate outlook on capital improvements	Early descriptions of projects that will result in the ITC and the Speech/Art Complex.
5	Untitled	A little girl tells Santa Claus her Christmas list after the tree lighting ceremony; photo.
6	Untitled	Tomahawk members make preparations for the daycare center; photo.
6	Math institute planned	Eight-week summer session for junior high school teachers.
6	Twenty inducted into Sociology Honor Society	List of students and faculty who were inducted.
6	A & I series canceled	Has lost too much money.
7	UNI student receives honorable mention in writing contest	Thomas Linn wins award.
7	Fender-dent
7	Christmas music festival to be presented Sunday	Concert program.
8	Sculpture show opens Dec. 10	Department of Art will feature work by faculty and students.
8	Library expansion and remodeling to begin in the spring	Description of new facilities to be completed by end of 1974; $3 million expansion will boost book capacity from 300,000 to 600,000; will increase size from 93,000 to 175,000 square feet.
8	Conservation speaker here Monday; Mr. Sylvan Runkel	Will speak on man and his natural environment.
9	Gymnasts home opener Saturday	Panthers host the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point and South Dakota State; photo.
9	Swimmers host B.V.	Panthers hope to defeat Buena Vista College.
10	UNI over Central State	UNI defeated Central State, 92-59, Tuesday; photo.
10	JVs hit Wartburg	Panthers defeat Wartburg, 63-59.
11	Girls win BB opener	Both the A and B squads defeated the University of Iowa.
11	Gymnastics for women? Sure!	Several UNI women meet to enjoy gymnastics.
11	Untitled	Joe Balsis, "The Iron Man of Billiards," entertained at UNI; photo.
11	Panther of the week	Profiles on sophomore wrestlers Jim Miller and Jim Blasingame; photo.
12	What's Going On . . .	Activities and meetings.
12	Alpha Gamma Delta	List of new pledges.
12	Profiles on UNI students	Results of survey on UNI parents.
13	Musical "Rags to Riches" presented in Children's Theatre	Preview of play; photo.
13	New approaches to social science discussed at consortium	Description of program of eighth annual consortium.
13	Debaters take first	David Schiller and Greg Metge take first at state meet.
16	Untitled	A collection of photographs and a passage from the Bible reflecting the holiday season; photo.